Nigeria: Insurance Penetration Rate Aims for 3% GDP
Nigeria aims for a 3% insurance penetration rate, up from below 1%, to drive economic growth and attract investment. Enterprises NGR leads advocacy for this vital sector.
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Nigeria aims for a 3% insurance penetration rate, up from below 1%, to drive economic growth and attract investment. Enterprises NGR leads advocacy for this vital sector.
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Adetunji Oyebanji, 11 Plc CEO, retires after a 45-year career in oil and gas, leaving a legacy of significant growth and transformation across Nigeria and internationally.
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Nigeria's electricity generation plummets due to persistent gas supply constraints, hitting thermal power plants hard. The national grid recorded 3,940.53 MW, significantly below optimal capacity, affecting consumers nationwide.
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Over 5.1 million electricity customers in Nigeria are still awaiting metres, despite 109,556 installations in December 2025. NERC reveals the persistent metering gap.
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The Nigerian Railway Corporation has announced expanded train services on the Abuja-Kaduna corridor from March 6, enhancing options for commuters after past disruptions.
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Nigerian petrol prices are soaring as the escalating US-Israel-Iran conflict disrupts Middle East oil supplies. Millions face increased costs, threatening inflation and economic shocks.
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The Nigerian Dental Association debunks viral social media claims linking toothpaste tube colours to chemical safety, urging the public to verify oral health information.
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Lagos Airport's new cashless policy sparked massive gridlock at the tollgate, requiring electronic payments and causing frustration. Discover how the Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria's directive is impacting commuters.
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North London businesses are facing millions in damages after a burst water main caused severe flooding on Caledonian Road. Discover the devastating impact and ongoing cleanup efforts.
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Nigeria's Bureau of Public Procurement is hosting a key forum in Lagos on Feb 26, 2026, to discuss the MAPS framework and develop a national procurement strategy.
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